It’s amazing how fashionable one can look in a fight to the death, isn’t it?

Hunger Games fans, meet your Finnick!

Go Wolverines! And so on.

With seven shorts directed by seven directors, 7 Days in Havana is less a feature film and more a collection of shorts unified only in celebrating an incredible city. If narrative isn’t really your thing then it’s well worth a look, even if it’s only to check out the beautiful, undulating Cuban women and some equally beautiful shots of Havana, but at over two hours long you’ll find yourself thinking that maybe A Mini-Break in Havana might have done the trick.

Turns out, the first bit of Catching Fire casting news that is actually official and confirmed and stamped with REAL.

PLEASE cop off with Philip Seymour Hoffman onset. Do it for us.

Different roles. Obviously.

Gary Ross fleshes out Suzanne Collins’ sparse survival tale into a fully-fledged dystopian action flick, adding social and political complexities only glimpsed at in the debut novel. Stonking performances from everyone involved, genuinely harrowing scenes of sacrifice and A TOTAL LACK OF WEEPING VAMPIRES make this one teen franchise actual worthy of the label Young Adult. Thanks Bella, but you can go now.

Eight of them, to be precise.

Obsessive fangirls (and the occasional fanboy) stay back- the adaptation of popular teenage fiction The Hunger Games is striving for a much bloodier reputation than Twilight.